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21101.	Wild ass is endemic to __________ (a) Western Ghats (b) Deccan Peninsula(c) Himalayas (d) Indian desert
Answer» (d) Indian desert

Discussion

21102.	Select the correct linear equation describing the species – area relationship.(a) log C = log S + Z log A (b) Z log A = log S + log C (c) log S = log C + Z log A (d) log C = log S ± Z log A
Answer» (c) log S = log C + Z log A

Discussion

21103.	What is species diversity?
Answer» Species diversity refers to the variety in number and richness of the species in any habitat. The number of species per unit area at a specific time is called species richness, which denotes the measure of species diversity. The Western Ghats have greater amphibian species diversity than the Eastern Ghats. The more the number of species in an area the more is the species richness. The three indices of diversity are – Alpha, Beta and Gamma diversity.

Discussion

21104.	When does a species is categorized as endangered?
Answer» A species that has been categrozed as very likely to become extinct is an endangered species.

Discussion

21105.	How a national park can be defined?
Answer» National park is a natural habitat that is notified by the state government to be constituted as a National Park due to its ecological, faunal, floral, geomorphological, or zoological association of importance. No human activity is permitted inside the national park except the activities permitted by the Chief Wildlife Warden of the state.

Discussion

21106.	Which functions as labeling molecule in RIA?
Answer» Radioisotopes substance.

Discussion

21107.	Name few endangered species protected in Arignar Anna Zoological Park.
Answer» Royal Bengal Tiger, Lion Tailed Macaque, Nilgiri Langur and Gray Wolf.

Discussion

21108.	Explain in short about the Westergren method of ESR.
Answer» Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR): If a blood sample mixed with an anticoagulant like Trisodium citrate and kept undisturbed for some time in an ESR measuring tube, blood cells being denser than plasma, moves towards the bottom of tubes and settler down. The rate of setting down of the blood cells is called Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate. The ESR measurement can be done by two methods. Westergren method Wintrobe method In most of the pathological laboratories, only the Westergren method is used for ESR testing. Hence, here this method is described. Westergreen tube is filled up to zero points with the blood containing anticoagulants. This tube is kept legitimately in a verticle position in ESR stand. After an hour the upper level of erythrocytes is read in the ESR tube. This is the value of Erythrocyte sedimentation rate. The ESR value of a healthy person is as follows: Male = 0 – 16 mm per hour. Female = 0 – 20 mm per hour. If the rate of ESR is more than the normal value, it indicates towards irregularities in the body. Value of ESR increases in many chronic diseases like tuberculosis and inflammatory diseases like Rheumatoid arthritis, multiple myeloma or allergy, lymphatic inflammation etc. Moreover, the value of ESR increases during pregnancy, Anaemia and with an increase in Age. These days Automated mini ESR machine is used to enhance the accuracy in the value of ESR. The machine works at a controlled temperature of 18°C. In the traditional methods, temperature regulation is not possible and a chance of 25 – 30% error exists.

21108.

Explain in short about the Westergren method of ESR.

Answer»

Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate (ESR):

If a blood sample mixed with an anticoagulant like Trisodium citrate and kept undisturbed for some time in an ESR measuring tube, blood cells being denser than plasma, moves towards the bottom of tubes and settler down. The rate of setting down of the blood cells is called Erythrocyte Sedimentation Rate. The ESR measurement can be done by two methods.

Westergren method
Wintrobe method
In most of the pathological laboratories, only the Westergren method is used for ESR testing. Hence, here this method is described.
Westergreen tube is filled up to zero points with the blood containing anticoagulants. This tube is kept legitimately in a verticle position in ESR stand.
After an hour the upper level of erythrocytes is read in the ESR tube. This is the value of Erythrocyte sedimentation rate.
The ESR value of a healthy person is as follows:

Male = 0 – 16 mm per hour.
Female = 0 – 20 mm per hour.

If the rate of ESR is more than the normal value, it indicates towards irregularities in the body. Value of ESR increases in many chronic diseases like tuberculosis and inflammatory diseases like Rheumatoid arthritis, multiple myeloma or allergy, lymphatic inflammation etc.
Moreover, the value of ESR increases during pregnancy, Anaemia and with an increase in Age. These days Automated mini ESR machine is used to enhance the accuracy in the value of ESR. The machine works at a controlled temperature of 18°C. In the traditional methods, temperature regulation is not possible and a chance of 25 – 30% error exists.

Discussion

21109.	Write the medical significance of Differential Leucocyte Counts.
Answer» Medical Significance: Any irregularity observed in the differential counting of the leucocytes is indicative of specific disease; further specialized testing can give a proper diagnosis of the disease and thus helps in proper treatment. (In General differential leucocyte count do not include T₄ lymphocytes).

21109.

Write the medical significance of Differential Leucocyte Counts.

Answer»

Medical Significance:

Any irregularity observed in the differential counting of the leucocytes is indicative of specific disease; further specialized testing can give a proper diagnosis of the disease and thus helps in proper treatment.
(In General differential leucocyte count do not include T₄ lymphocytes).

Discussion

21110.	Write the use of ECG.
Answer» Use of ECG: It is used to detect cardiac disorders like arrhythmias, conduction disturbances; myocardial ischemia etc. It reveals other findings related to life-threatening metabolic disturbances like hyperkalemia or increased, susceptibility to sudden cardiac death (Example: QT prolongation syndrome). It is used to study the rate of heartbeat, and cardiac disorders such as myocardial infarction (MI), coronary artery diseases etc.

21110.

Write the use of ECG.

Answer»

Use of ECG:

It is used to detect cardiac disorders like arrhythmias, conduction disturbances; myocardial ischemia etc.
It reveals other findings related to life-threatening metabolic disturbances like hyperkalemia or increased, susceptibility to sudden cardiac death (Example: QT prolongation syndrome).
It is used to study the rate of heartbeat, and cardiac disorders such as myocardial infarction (MI), coronary artery diseases etc.

Discussion

21111.	Which is used in place of X – rays in MRI.
Answer» Magnetic Resonance: Imaging uses the electric charge and low magnetic field of the nuclei of the hydrogen atom generated in an environment of a very strong magnetic field and radio waves. Hydrogen atoms are present in proteins and water molecules.

21111.

Which is used in place of X – rays in MRI.

Answer»

Magnetic Resonance:

Imaging uses the electric charge and low magnetic field of the nuclei of the hydrogen atom generated in an environment of a very strong magnetic field and radio waves. Hydrogen atoms are present in proteins and water molecules.

Discussion

21112.	Define: alary muscles.
Answer» Dorsal diaphragm: It has 12 pairs (10 abdominal and 2 thoracic) of fan-like alary muscles. Alary muscles are triangular with pointed end attached to terga at lateral side and broad end lies between the heart and dorsal diaphragm.

Discussion

21113.	Why MRI technique is better and safe than a CT scan
Answer» MRI provides high contrast images from all body axis. This technique can clearly differentiate between the white and grey matter of the brain.

Discussion

21114.	A person goes to bed at sharp 10.00 pm every day. Is it an example of periodic motion? If yes, what is the time period? If no, why?
Answer» Going to the bed every day at 10.00 pm is an event, not a motion.

Discussion

21115.	Explain in detail about the process of haemoglobin measurement in blood.
Answer» Estimation of Haemoglobin in blood: Estimation of haemoglobin in the blood is called Haemoglobinometry. Haemoglobin is a respiratory pigment found in red blood corpuscles. Chemically, it is a chemoprotection which is used for the transport of O₂ and CO₂. Working efficiency of a person has affected adversely if due to some reason his/her haemoglobin content drops below the normal value. A value of haemoglobin less than the normal value is an indicator of Anaemia. Haemoglobin content is measured with Haemoglobinometer. Traditionally Sahli’s Haemoglobinometer is used for this purpose. Photohaemoglobinometer and Autoanalyzer are also used. Sahli’s Haemoglobinometer: This device contains a graduated tube and two standard matching tubes placed in a stand. Between the two standard tubes is placed a measuring graduated tube. In the measuring tube, N/10 HCl is filled up to zero (2 g%) point. Now using the haemoglobin pipette 20 Jul (0.02 ml) blood is transferred to the measuring tube. Blood is thoroughly mixed with N/10 HCl already present in the tube. The N/10 HCl converts haemoglobin into a brown coloured substance called haematin. The measuring tube is now kept in between in the two standard tubes. Distilled water is added drop by drop mixing with continuous mixing to the measuring tube until the colour of the haematin solution matches with the colour of the standard tubes/comparison tubes. When the colour matching between the tube is ensured, haemoglobin content is measured by observing the reading on measuring graduated tube.

21115.

Explain in detail about the process of haemoglobin measurement in blood.

Answer»

Estimation of Haemoglobin in blood:

Estimation of haemoglobin in the blood is called Haemoglobinometry. Haemoglobin is a respiratory pigment found in red blood corpuscles. Chemically, it is a chemoprotection which is used for the transport of O₂ and CO₂.
Working efficiency of a person has affected adversely if due to some reason his/her haemoglobin content drops below the normal value. A value of haemoglobin less than the normal value is an indicator of Anaemia.
Haemoglobin content is measured with Haemoglobinometer. Traditionally Sahli’s Haemoglobinometer is used for this purpose.
Photohaemoglobinometer and Autoanalyzer are also used.
Sahli’s Haemoglobinometer:
This device contains a graduated tube and two standard matching tubes placed in a stand. Between the two standard tubes is placed a measuring graduated tube. In the measuring tube, N/10 HCl is filled up to zero (2 g%) point.
Now using the haemoglobin pipette 20 Jul (0.02 ml) blood is transferred to the measuring tube. Blood is thoroughly mixed with N/10 HCl already present in the tube.
The N/10 HCl converts haemoglobin into a brown coloured substance called haematin. The measuring tube is now kept in between in the two standard tubes.
Distilled water is added drop by drop mixing with continuous mixing to the measuring tube until the colour of the haematin solution matches with the colour of the standard tubes/comparison tubes.
When the colour matching between the tube is ensured, haemoglobin content is measured by observing the reading on measuring graduated tube.

Discussion

21116.	Explain the three sinuses in the coelom cockroach.
Answer» Sinuses: The coelom of cockroach is divided into three sinuses – pericardial sinus, perivisceral sinus and perineural sinus. 1. Pericardial sinus: It is dorsal, very small and contains dorsal vessel. 2. Perivisceral sinus: It is middle and largest sinus. It contains fat bodies and almost all major visceral organs of alimentary canal and reproductive system. 3. Perineural sinus: It is ventral, small and contains ventral nerve cord. It is continuous into legs. All the three sinuses communicate with each other through the pores present between two successive points of attachments of diaphragms.

21116.

Explain the three sinuses in the coelom cockroach.

Answer»

Sinuses: The coelom of cockroach is divided into three sinuses – pericardial sinus, perivisceral sinus and perineural sinus.

1. Pericardial sinus: It is dorsal, very small and contains dorsal vessel.

2. Perivisceral sinus: It is middle and largest sinus. It contains fat bodies and almost all major visceral organs of alimentary canal and reproductive system.

3. Perineural sinus: It is ventral, small and contains ventral nerve cord. It is continuous into legs. All the three sinuses communicate with each other through the pores present between two successive points of attachments of diaphragms.

Discussion

21117.	Can simple harmonic motion take place in a noninertial frame? If yes should the ratio of the force applied with the displacement be constant?
Answer» Yes. Consider an accelerating vehicle in which a block is attached to a spring on a smooth horizontal surface and the other end is fixed. The rest position of the block will change compared to the nonaccelerating vehicle. If the block is stretched and released it will be in a simple harmonic motion having the mean position changed to a new one. But the ratio of the applied force with the displacement will not be constant until we take a pseudo force into account that is mass times the acceleration of the vehicle and opposite to the direction of the accelerating frame.

21117.

Can simple harmonic motion take place in a noninertial frame? If yes should the ratio of the force applied with the displacement be constant?

Answer»

Yes. Consider an accelerating vehicle in which a block is attached to a spring on a smooth horizontal surface and the other end is fixed. The rest position of the block will change compared to the nonaccelerating vehicle. If the block is stretched and released it will be in a simple harmonic motion having the mean position changed to a new one.

But the ratio of the applied force with the displacement will not be constant until we take a pseudo force into account that is mass times the acceleration of the vehicle and opposite to the direction of the accelerating frame.

Discussion

21118.	Give definition of the following :Leucocytosis
Answer» Increase in the number of leucocytes or WBCs is called leucocytosis.

Discussion

21119.	What is Leucocytosis?
Answer» When the number of WBC becomes more than normal.

Discussion

21120.	The western part of the North Indian Plains occupied by deserts known as ________. (a) Thar Desert or Marusthali(b) Gobi Desert (c) The Deccan Thorn scrub Desert (d) Spiti Valley Cold Desert
Answer» Correct option: (a) Thar Desert or Marusthali

Discussion

21121.	Leaders that focus on the individuality and personality needs of their employees and emphasize building good interpersonal relationships are: (a) Job centered (b) Laissez-faire (c) Employee oriented (d) Consideration oriented
Answer» Correct option is (c) Employee oriented

Discussion

21122.	Why bubbles are emitted when a piece of chalk is immersed into water?
Answer» When water rises in the tiny capillaries of the calk, water begins to rise in these capillaries, thereby expelling the air. It is this air which comes out of water in the form of bubbles.

Discussion

21123.	Which of the following is the fourth step in the process of negotiation? (a) Preparation and planning (b) Defining rules (c) Bargaining and problem solving (d) Clarification and justification
Answer» Correct option is (d) Clarification and justification

Discussion

21124.	In negotiation and agreement, management offers something of value in exchange for cooperation thereby ……….. potential or actual resistance from employees.(a) Neutralizing (b) Increasing (c) Decreasing (d) Aggravating
Answer» Correct option is (a) Neutralizing

Discussion

21125.	Which one of the following is the first step in the planning process? (a) Established objectives. (b) Analysing opportunities. (c) Determining planning premises. (d) Identifying alternatives.
Answer» Correct option is (a) Established objectives.

Discussion

21126.	Which of the following DOES emphasize that an individual should know about oneself, a ccept responsibility for his actions and regulate any dysfunctional behavior? (a) Team-building approach (b) Formal group diagnostic method (c) Role analysis technique (d) Gestalt approach
Answer» Correct option is (d) Gestalt approach

Discussion

21127.	Write short notes on soil pollution by (a) Pesticides (b) Biomedical waste.
Answer» (a) Pesticide waste mixed with the soil make it harmful for natural composition of soil and natural plants which cannot be taken in food material due to toxic material and the soil is contaminated for a long time. (b) Biomedical waste Hospital wastes contain organic materials, chemicals, metal, needles, plastics contaminate the soil and make it unfit for growth of plants etc. Third world countries are facing this problem deeply.

21127.

Write short notes on soil pollution by (a) Pesticides (b) Biomedical waste.

Answer»

(a) Pesticide waste mixed with the soil make it harmful for natural composition of soil and natural plants which cannot be taken in food material due to toxic material and the soil is contaminated for a long time.

(b) Biomedical waste Hospital wastes contain organic materials, chemicals, metal, needles, plastics contaminate the soil and make it unfit for growth of plants etc. Third world countries are facing this problem deeply.

Discussion

21128.	Which of the following is the fourth step in the process of negotiation? (a) Preparation and planning(b) Defining rules (c) Bargaining and problem solving (d) Clarification and justification
Answer» Correct option is (c) Bargaining and problem solving

Discussion

21129.	Functional authority contravenes which one of the following principles? (a) Unity of direction. (b) Unity of command. (c) Discipline. (d) Scalar chain.
Answer» Correct option is (b) Unity of command.

Discussion

21130.	In which of the following leadership styles DOES the leader discuss the problem wit h his subordinates and listens to their ideas and suggestions? (a) Consultative II (b) Consultative I (c) Group II (d) Participative II
Answer» Correct option is (a) Consultative II

Discussion

21131.	The probability of a particular behavior being repeated, but by withdrawing an Undesirable consequence, is termed as(a) positive reinforcement. (b) punishment. (c) negative reinforcement. (d) behavior modification.
Answer» Correct option is (c) negative reinforcement.

Discussion

21132.	The behavioral science that contributes ‘motivation’ to Organizational Behavior is (a) Sociology. (b) Political science (c) Psychology. (d) Anthropology.
Answer» Correct option is (c) Psychology.

Discussion

21133.	Which of the following tests refer to the simulated office situation where the candidate has to respond to letters, clear important documents schedule his/her meetings and make important business related decisions?(a) In basket exercises (b) Group discussions (c) Personality tests (d) Simulated situational tests
Answer» Correct option is (a) In basket exercises

Discussion

21134.	Theory __ is based on positive assumptions about workers. (a) Z (b) X (c) Y (d) C
Answer» Correct option is (c) Y

Discussion

21135.	................... is the unbroken line of authority linking each employee with the top most position in the organisation through a series of management posts? (a) Unity of command. (b) Chain of command. (c) Degree of command. (d) Unity of direction.
Answer» Correct option is (b) Chain of command.

Discussion

21136.	Who developed a three-step model for change that included unfreezing, movement, and refreezing? (a) Mary Parker Follett (b) David McClelland (c) Kurt Lewin (d) Chester Barnard
Answer» Correct option is (c) Kurt Lewin

Discussion

21137.	Which of the following is false about motivator — hygiene theory (Herzberg)? (a) Motivators include achievement and the work itself (b) Empirical research strongly supports the theory (c) Dissatisfiers and satisfiers fall on two different continua (d) Company policies are a hygiene factor
Answer» Correct option is (a) Motivators include achievement and the work itself

Discussion

21138.	Which of the following would be classified by Herzberg as a hygiene factor?(a) Achievement (b) Promotion (c) Responsibility (d) Company policy
Answer» Correct option is (d) Company policy

Discussion

21139.	Which of the following theories of organization DOES lay more stress on the environment and establish the relationship between organizational structure and the environment? (a) Contingency theory (b) Ecological theory (c) Learning theory (d) Biological theory
Answer» Correct option is (a) Contingency theory

Discussion

21140.	Which of the following three stages of GAS is used for coping with the stress situation? (a) Alarm stage, resistance stage and exhaustion stage(b) Depreciation stage, material stage and tecometric stage (c) Anxiety stage, appreciative stage and masmule stage (d) Exiting stage, remotive stage and speculative stage
Answer» Correct option is (a) Alarm stage, resistance stage and exhaustion stage

Discussion

21141.	Which of the following are the most important contributions in the field of organizational behavior by Dr. Hans Selye? (a) Estress and distress (b) Eustress and distress (c) Impstress and epstress (d) Rule of thumb and unity of direction
Answer» Correct option is (b) Eustress and distress

Discussion

21142.	subordinates and then attempt to find the solution to the problem? (a) Autocratic I (b) Autocratic III (c) Group I (d) Autocratic II
Answer» Correct option is (d) Autocratic II

Discussion

21143.	Which of the following DOES refer to the equilibrium between the degree of dependency of the target and the degree of power exercised by the agent? (a) Balancing imbalance (b) Maintaining imbalance (c) Reacting to power (d) Power balance
Answer» Correct option is (d) Power balance

Discussion

21144.	Theory __ states that the average employee is lazy and will try to do as little as possible. (a) X (b) Y (c) Z (d) None
Answer» Correct option is (a) X

Discussion

21145.	Stress included by stimulus is known as ___________. (a) stressmentor (b) stresspusser (c) stresseor (d) stressor
Answer» Correct option is (d) stressor

Discussion

21146.	According to Herzberg, which of the following may be regarded as hygiene/maintenance factors? (a) Sense of achievement. (b) Recognition. (c) Personal growth and advancement. (d) None of the above.
Answer» Correct option is (d) None of the above.

Discussion

21147.	Which of the following is NOT an effective supervisory practice?(a) Avoid close supervision (b) Promoting individual cohesiveness (c) Promoting group cohesiveness (d) Devoting more time in planning
Answer» Correct option is (b) Promoting individual cohesiveness

Discussion

21148.	Which of the following DOES refer to the ability to modify or change people in general ways like changing their performance and satisfaction? (a) Power (b) Authority (c) Accountability (d) Influence
Answer» Correct option is (d) Influence

Discussion

21149.	Which of the following DOES enable the employees to widen their interests and get inform action relating to recent developments in their field? (a) Grapevine (b) Gangplank (c) Network (d) Communication
Answer» Correct option is (c) Network

Discussion

21150.	In which of the following classification of conflicts DO people always try to maintain their image and respect?(a) Intergroup conflict (b) Intragroup conflict (c) Interpersonal conflict (d) Intrapersonal conflict
Answer» Correct option is (c) Interpersonal conflict

Discussion

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Wild ass is endemic to __________ (a) Western Ghats (b) Deccan Peninsula(c) Himalayas (d) Indian desert

Select the correct linear equation describing the species – area relationship.(a) log C = log S + Z log A (b) Z log A = log S + log C (c) log S = log C + Z log A (d) log C = log S ± Z log A

What is species diversity?

When does a species is categorized as endangered?

How a national park can be defined?

Which functions as labeling molecule in RIA?

Name few endangered species protected in Arignar Anna Zoological Park.

Explain in short about the Westergren method of ESR.

Write the medical significance of Differential Leucocyte Counts.

Write the use of ECG.

Which is used in place of X – rays in MRI.

Define: alary muscles.

Why MRI technique is better and safe than a CT scan

A person goes to bed at sharp 10.00 pm every day. Is it an example of periodic motion? If yes, what is the time period? If no, why?

Explain in detail about the process of haemoglobin measurement in blood.

Explain the three sinuses in the coelom cockroach.

Can simple harmonic motion take place in a noninertial frame? If yes should the ratio of the force applied with the displacement be constant?

Give definition of the following :Leucocytosis

What is Leucocytosis?

The western part of the North Indian Plains occupied by deserts known as ________. (a) Thar Desert or Marusthali(b) Gobi Desert (c) The Deccan Thorn scrub Desert (d) Spiti Valley Cold Desert

Leaders that focus on the individuality and personality needs of their employees and emphasize building good interpersonal relationships are: (a) Job centered (b) Laissez-faire (c) Employee oriented (d) Consideration oriented

Why bubbles are emitted when a piece of chalk is immersed into water?

Which of the following is the fourth step in the process of negotiation? (a) Preparation and planning (b) Defining rules (c) Bargaining and problem solving (d) Clarification and justification

In negotiation and agreement, management offers something of value in exchange for cooperation thereby ……….. potential or actual resistance from employees.(a) Neutralizing (b) Increasing (c) Decreasing (d) Aggravating

Which one of the following is the first step in the planning process? (a) Established objectives. (b) Analysing opportunities. (c) Determining planning premises. (d) Identifying alternatives.

Which of the following DOES emphasize that an individual should know about oneself, a ccept responsibility for his actions and regulate any dysfunctional behavior? (a) Team-building approach (b) Formal group diagnostic method (c) Role analysis technique (d) Gestalt approach

Write short notes on soil pollution by (a) Pesticides (b) Biomedical waste.

Which of the following is the fourth step in the process of negotiation? (a) Preparation and planning(b) Defining rules (c) Bargaining and problem solving (d) Clarification and justification

Functional authority contravenes which one of the following principles? (a) Unity of direction. (b) Unity of command. (c) Discipline. (d) Scalar chain.

In which of the following leadership styles DOES the leader discuss the problem wit h his subordinates and listens to their ideas and suggestions? (a) Consultative II (b) Consultative I (c) Group II (d) Participative II

The probability of a particular behavior being repeated, but by withdrawing an Undesirable consequence, is termed as(a) positive reinforcement. (b) punishment. (c) negative reinforcement. (d) behavior modification.

The behavioral science that contributes ‘motivation’ to Organizational Behavior is (a) Sociology. (b) Political science (c) Psychology. (d) Anthropology.

Theory __ is based on positive assumptions about workers. (a) Z (b) X (c) Y (d) C

................... is the unbroken line of authority linking each employee with the top most position in the organisation through a series of management posts? (a) Unity of command. (b) Chain of command. (c) Degree of command. (d) Unity of direction.

Who developed a three-step model for change that included unfreezing, movement, and refreezing? (a) Mary Parker Follett (b) David McClelland (c) Kurt Lewin (d) Chester Barnard

Which of the following is false about motivator — hygiene theory (Herzberg)? (a) Motivators include achievement and the work itself (b) Empirical research strongly supports the theory (c) Dissatisfiers and satisfiers fall on two different continua (d) Company policies are a hygiene factor

Which of the following would be classified by Herzberg as a hygiene factor?(a) Achievement (b) Promotion (c) Responsibility (d) Company policy

Which of the following theories of organization DOES lay more stress on the environment and establish the relationship between organizational structure and the environment? (a) Contingency theory (b) Ecological theory (c) Learning theory (d) Biological theory

Which of the following are the most important contributions in the field of organizational behavior by Dr. Hans Selye? (a) Estress and distress (b) Eustress and distress (c) Impstress and epstress (d) Rule of thumb and unity of direction

subordinates and then attempt to find the solution to the problem? (a) Autocratic I (b) Autocratic III (c) Group I (d) Autocratic II

Which of the following DOES refer to the equilibrium between the degree of dependency of the target and the degree of power exercised by the agent? (a) Balancing imbalance (b) Maintaining imbalance (c) Reacting to power (d) Power balance

Theory __ states that the average employee is lazy and will try to do as little as possible. (a) X (b) Y (c) Z (d) None

Stress included by stimulus is known as ___________. (a) stressmentor (b) stresspusser (c) stresseor (d) stressor

According to Herzberg, which of the following may be regarded as hygiene/maintenance factors? (a) Sense of achievement. (b) Recognition. (c) Personal growth and advancement. (d) None of the above.

Which of the following is NOT an effective supervisory practice?(a) Avoid close supervision (b) Promoting individual cohesiveness (c) Promoting group cohesiveness (d) Devoting more time in planning

Which of the following DOES refer to the ability to modify or change people in general ways like changing their performance and satisfaction? (a) Power (b) Authority (c) Accountability (d) Influence

Which of the following DOES enable the employees to widen their interests and get inform action relating to recent developments in their field? (a) Grapevine (b) Gangplank (c) Network (d) Communication

In which of the following classification of conflicts DO people always try to maintain their image and respect?(a) Intergroup conflict (b) Intragroup conflict (c) Interpersonal conflict (d) Intrapersonal conflict